Cynthia Erivo, who plays Elphaba in the upcoming "Wicked" movie, condemned a fan-edited poster for the film making rounds on the internet. "This is the wildest, most offensive thing I have seen ...

Actress Cynthia Erivo shed light on her decision to address a fan-edited version of the Wicked film poster that blocked out her face. “I’m passionate about it and I know the fans are ...

“The original poster is an ILLUSTRATION. I am a real life human being who chose to look right down the barrel of the camera to you, the viewer…because, without words we communicate with our ...

Cynthia Erivo explained why she felt so passionately about a fan-edited “Wicked” poster after receiving backlash over her response. When asked about the viral moment at the CFDA Fashion ...

The actress called the poster the “wildest, most offensive thing I have seen,” because the fan covered her eyes in the photo. Entertainment Reporter Wicked star Cynthia Erivo seemed to admit ...

Cynthia Erivo talks controversy over fan-made 'Wicked' poster Sean Zanni / Patrick McMullan / Getty Images / Universal Pictures Cynthia Erivo is reflecting on a fan-made Wicked poster she put on ...

Cynthia Erivo has admitted that she probably should have called a friend instead of berating a fan's 'offensive' remaking of the Wicked poster. Earlier this month, the Elphaba actress, 37 ...

Cynthia Erivo wrote on Instagram Oct. 16 that a 'Wicked' movie poster edited by a fan to better resemble artwork for the original Broadway show "degrades me" John Nacion/Variety via Getty Cynthia ...

Earlier this month, upon the release of Wicked’s movie poster, a fan made some edits to obscure Cynthia’s eyes like in the stage show’s poster. To which, she posted a strong, heartfelt ...

"I probably should’ve called my friends, but, it’s fine." Earlier this month, Cynthia (who plays Elphaba in the upcoming movie musical) posted an Instagram story slamming the "deeply hurtful ...

Cynthia Erivo, the Emmy ... her viral reaction to fan-made alterations of the movie's promotional poster—admitting that the situation might have been avoided had she first confided in friends.